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Infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Cone Beetle in Michigan
Infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Cone Beetle in Michigan Natural Disturbances This map depicts the range of infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Cone Beetle [Conophthorus resinosae Hopkins Coleoptera: Scolytidae] in ...
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Infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Shoot Borer in Michigan
Infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Shoot Borer in Michigan Natural Disturbances This map depicts the range of infestation and defoliation due to Red Pine Shoot Borer [Dioryctria resinosella Mutuura Lepidoptora: Pyralidae] in ...
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Appalachian Mountains chapter for Conservation International book on Wilderness
(Pinus echinata), pitch pine (Pinus rigida), and other fire-dependent pines frequent dry ridges. Rich hardwood forests with tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera), American beech (Fagus grandifolia), red ... balsamea) dominate the spruce-fir forests. Red pine (Pinus resinosa) and white pine (Pinus strobus) are common in second growth stands, and jack pine (Pinus banksiana), paper birch (Betula ...
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FORE214 - Species list
Family Podocarpaceae 1> Genus Dacrycarpus a: Dacrycarpus dacridioides - Kahikatea, White pine (NZ) 2> Genus Dacrydium a: Dacrydium cupressinum - Rimu, red pine (NZ) 3> Genus Podocarpus a: Podocarpus totara D.Don - ... : Fagus sylvatica - European beech c: Genus Nothofagus 1: Nothofagus fusca (Hook. f.) Oersted - red beech (NZ) 2: Nothofagus solandrii (Hook.f.) Oersted A. var. solandrii - black beech ( ...
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High Stakes Negotiations Over Fate of Katahdin Lake Tract
(MNAP) has identified 357 acres as a Unique Site containing red spruce, white pine and red pine from 133 to 183 years old. (Ecologist DeWolfe, now ... Branch. Both sides of the state’s land have mature white pine amid a multi-aged forest of hardwoods and softwood. On the ... are large superstory white pines over a canopy of hemlock, spruce, pine and poplar. The south bank has no huge pines but does ...
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Pioneer Millworks - Recycled Knotty 'N Naily
Pine Reclaimed Red Pine Reclaimed Southern Yellow Pine For a similar look, try Antique Heart Pine Character For a different look, try Austrailian Jarrah TYPE OF WOOD -----SOFTWOODS----- Antique Heart Pine Adirondack White Pine ... Grey Elm Hickory Maple Oak Jarrah A BIT MORE RUSTIC... Antique Heart Pine - Character Knotty 'N Naily Settlers' Plank Walkabout Character Post-Industrial Attic Collection ...
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Pioneer Millworks - Reclaimed Pine Wood Flooring
White pine is a more uniform color with darker, contrasting knots and red pine falls somewhere between in appearance. more pictures > For a similar look, try Douglas Fir For a different look, try American Gothic Beech TYPE OF WOOD -----SOFTWOODS----- Antique Heart Pine ...
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Global Forest Science - Press Release - Cars and pine beetles have one thing in common
Sadly, even with ... freeze and that finally kills the bark beetles. Why are the mountain pine beetles more susceptible to freezing in November compared to January or ... in forest science research and has often been likened to the Red Adair's of the forest biology world. Global Forest Sciences' ...
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Pine River I: Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust
Partners Publications » Annual Reports Newsletters Printer-Friendly Brochures Contact Us Sitemap Home Protected Land: Pine River I Location: Waushara County Area protected: 80 acres Protection strategy: conservation easement As ... Pine River I is home to numerous species. A few species indicative of the area include: • Black/red oak • White/bur oak • Black cherry • Hickory • Trout • Red ...
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Pine River II: Northeast Wisconsin Land Trust
II trout stream. The two Pine River conservancies preserve a total of 136 acres of contiguous environmentally sensitive habitat sheltering three state threatened bird species: Red-shouldered Hawk, Cerulean Warbler, and Acadian Flycatcher, Sharing the same heavily forested habitat as Pine River I, Black Oak, Red Oak, White Oak, Bur Oak, Black Cherry, and Shagbark Hickory are here. ...
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